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More than $100,000 awarded to Oklahoma for 2025 Logan County fires

More than $100,000 awarded to Oklahoma for 2025 Logan County fires

The funding will help the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management cover wildfire response expenses.

Oklahoma has been approved for more than $100,000 in FEMA funding to help cover firefighting activities and expenses related to the 2025 Logan Fire.

The funding, awarded to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management, is part of more than $76.3 million approved for disaster recovery and hazard mitigation projects across five states.

RELATED: FEMA awards more than $12.3 Million to Oklahoma communities for disaster recovery projects

FEMA said the Public Assistance program helps reimburse communities and agencies for costs tied to disaster response, including emergency work and repairs to critical infrastructure.

Read full story on Oklahoma’s Own News 9

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